The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-15, Page 23Logan pledges dust.
control
The members of Logan promote the use off the Official Plan. He thought the
Township Council were township crest. • road surfacing program is
sworn Into office at the Following an absence of important but felt that the
inaugural meeting held ontwo years, the deputy reeve, council must keep abreast of
December 7, Rev. Radke,yof Edwin Illman, said that he new techniques in applica-
Grace Lutheran Church to I was glad to be back. He spoke tion.
Mitchell delivered a short in favour of the surface Councillor Diane Koert,
address to the new council. treatment of roads but would the first woman councillor to
He urged the council mem- like to see better maintenance be elected to Logan Township
bers to keep an open mind of gravel roads. He offered Council, asked for the pa -
and maintain high ideals his support to the reeve and tience of the other members
during their term of office. asked for the co-operation off council while she becomes
Before proceeding with and respect of the council. acquainted with the pro -
regular business. the mem- Councillor Joe Vandenberk cedures and said she looked
bers of council expressed expressed his satisfaction' forward to being able to
their hopes for the coming with the road program and participate.
year. Reeve Laverne Gordner stated that he was not in Bill Jarvis MP for Perth
said that he would like to see favour of the proposed 100% greeted the new council and
the continuation off the road Farm Tax Rebate as farmers presented them with a
improvement program as could become puppets of the framed copy of Canada's new
well as improved dust control province. constitution. He discussed
along heavily travelled side- Councillor Joe Waite, who the proposed changes to the
roads. He asked for the has been a member of the riding's boundaries and ask -
co -operation and assistance Mitchell and District Plan- ed the council to support his
of the members of the council ning Board, discussed the cause to have all of Perth
and staff. He would like to progress with the revised County remain in one constit-
ERLIN WHITMORE
Erlin Whitmore of Clinton
died suddenly at Clinton
Public Hospital December 12.
Formerly off Tuckersmith
township he was 69 years old,
Mr. Whitmore was born
June 9, 1913, in Tuckersmith
Township and until a month
ago spent his entire life there
farming his family farm. He
attended S.S. No. 6 Tucker -
smith school and Seaforth
Collegiate Institute.
He married Kathleen Fal-
coner who survives. Septem-
ber 12', 1942 in Clinton. A
long time member of Eg-
mondville United Church he
was very active in his com-
munity.
Also surviving are daugh-
ter Karen at home and sisters
Sarah, (Mrs. Gordon Elliott),
Seaforth, Florence (Mrs.
John Carter), Seaforth and
brothers Warren. RR4, Sea -
forth, Fletcher, Kitchener
and Carman, London. He is
predeceased by one son
Ralph in 1972.
The funeral was held De-
cember 15 from the Ball and
Falconer Funeral Home with
Rev. James Bechtel of
Clinton officiating and assist -
cd by Rev. Robert Roberts,
Dungannon.
Pallbearers were Alex and
George Townsend, RR4, Sea -
forth, Jim Carter. RR2, Sea -
forth, Allen Carter, RR4,
Clinton. Bruce Falconer, Lon-
don and Leslie Falconer, of
RR5, Clinton.
' Flower bearers were
Graeme Craig, RR4, Walton,
and Bill Falconer, Clinton.
Graeme Craig was the soloist
at the service.
Spring interment at Mait-
landbank, Seaforth.
MART( ANN THORNTON
Mary Ann Alice Thornton
(Kistner) of RR4 Walton died
at Seaforth Community Hos-
pital on December 9, at the
age of 84. Born in McKillop
township to the late George
and Elizabeth Kistner (Leem-
ing). she lived in the township
all her life.
She is predeceased by her
husband Joseph Thornton,
son Kenneth Thornton, son-
in•law Edward Regele, three
brothers William, Robert and
Kenneth Kistner, one sister,
Ann Kistner, several ne-
phews ancVnieces and three
great-grandchildren.
She is survived by a daugh-
ter, Idella, Mrs. Ed Regele of
RR4. Walton, two sisters,
Vera Kistner and Elizabeth
Schaefer and one brother,
John Kistner, all of Waterloo;
four grandchildren, 13 great
grandchildren and 26 great
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at the R.S. Box Funeral Home
on December 11 with Rev.
J.G. Vanslyke officiating.
Pallbearers were Paul and
Ron McCallum, Richard and
David Glanville, Lloyd
Regele, Wayne Thornton,
Carl McCallum and Bob Eng-
land.
Interment will be at the
Zion United Cemetery in
McKillop township in the
spring. Temporary entomb-
ment was made at the Pioneer
Mausoleum.
Family party
in Constance
Correspondent
MARY MERNER
482-7143
On Saturday evening De-
cember 4 Courts Constance
and Constantine held the
family Christmas party at the
hall.
A pot luck supper was
irvcd smorgasbord style to a
la ge crowd.
wring supper Walter
cClurc and Jim Jamieson
nterviewed people in the
crowd and Jim showed it on
the television following.
Iron program was con-
ducted by Betty Hulley by the
members of some families.
Karen Campbell gave a
recitation. Denise Hulley.
accompanied by her sister
Darlene sang "The Night
Before Christmas.' Leanne
Dolmage favoured with a
piano solo.
Becky Campbell gave a
recitation, "When Santa was
a Boy.' and Mary Hunt gave a
recitation called 'Mrs.
Santa".
Darlene Hulley on the
clarinet and Jennifer Sottiaux
on flute played a selection of
Christmas music.
John Jewitt favoured with a
couple of selections on the
bagpipes.
Gerry Ginn. District Dep-
uty. mid his wife Jean were
guests for the evening. Gerry
spoke and gave a few of his
own recitations.
Jim Jamieson showed two
films "A Boy. a Dog and a
Frog", "Sweet Harmony."
The evening came to a
close with the arrival of Santa
Claus who handed out treats
to the children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomp-
son. Leisa. Cheryl and Willie
have returned home from a 10
day trip to visit with his sister
Mr. and Mrs. Barry'Powley,
Jason, Jonathan and Mandy
of Sardis, B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven, Sharon, Kenny.
Michael. Kathy, Andy and
Angela attended the Bos
family Christmas on Sunday
in the Mitchell Arena.
Congratulations to Sandy
Merner who won 2nd and to
Steven Bos who won 3rd in
the 4-H Gate Sign -Farm En-
trance Improvement Compe-
tition. They were informed of
their win since the 4-H
Awards Night in Clinton in
November.
The John Wammes family
held their family Christmas
gathering on Sunday Dec.
11th at the Foresters Hall.
JOSEPH DOUGLAS BLACK
Joseph Douglas Black of
Brussels died in Wingham
and District Hospital on Nov,
23 in his 82nd year. He was
predeceased by his wife, the
former Annie Elizabeth
Hutchison, in May, 1973.
Surviving are one daugh-
ter, Sheila, Mrs. Brian Pres-
cott, RRI, Alfred; three sons,
Laurie off RRS, Brussels;
Wallace of RR2, Listowel and
Bob of RRS, Brussels; Bill of
Ottawa; and Doug of Bin -
brook, two sisters, Mrs.
Marion Montgomery and
Mrs. Lillian Freeman, both of
Frankville also survive.
The late Mr. Black was
predeceased by one brother,
Bert.
Funeral services were held
at the Brussels Chapel of the
M.L. Watts Funeral Home on
Nov. 25 with Rev, Ken Innes
of Melville Presbyterian
Church officiating. Interment
followed in Brussels Ceme-
tery. -
Pallbearers were Bob Fra-
ser, Doug Machan, Jim Mair,
Jim Bowman, Jack Wheeler
and Tom Pletch. Flower bear-
ers were Peter Prescott and
Bradley Black.
J. CARMAN BAKER
J. Carman Baker of Atwood
died Monday, Dec. 6 at his
home, after a brief illness. In
his 65th year he is survived by
his wife, the former Marie
Burke and by children Shirley
Buckland of London; Nancy
Mclsaac of Moorefie(l and
Wayne Baker of Darwin.
Australia.
Sons-in-law Bill Buckland
and Jim Mclsaac and daugh-
ter-in-law Mary Baker and
grandchildren Kimberley and
Kelly Buckland; Renee,
Geoffrey and Michael Mc -
Isaac and Kevin and Mark
Baker also survive.
The late Mr. Baker rested
at the Peebles Funeral Home.
Atwood until Thursday, Dec.
9 when a private family
service and committal was
held. Interment followed in
Elma Centre Cemetery.
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church
59 Goderlch St. W., Seaforth
Rev. T.A.A. Duke, Minister
Mrs. Carol Carter, Organist
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1982
11:15 Worship Service. Sunday School & Nursery
7:30 CGIT National Vesper Service
All are invited
COME TO WORSHIP
ST. THOMAS Anglican Church
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1982
Fourth Sunday in Advent
H 10:00 a.m. Worship Service, Sunday School
& Nursery
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Goderlch St. West. Seaforth
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19,1982
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT
11 a.m. Our Choirs will present the Cantata
GOD WROTE THE SONG
Nursery Provided
Dec. 24 FAMILY CHRISTMAS EVE
Service at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Margaret Whitmore Audrey McLlwain
Organist•Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader
uency'. He explained that
dealing with people from
three counties would be an
- administrative nightmare.
The council later passed a
resolution supporting Mr.
Jarvis' suggestion.
Since both Christmas Day
and New Years Day fall on
Saturday, the council decided
to have the sanitary landfill
site open on Friday, Decem-
ber 24 and Friday, December
31 from 8 a, m. to 4 p.m. The
site will then be closed for the
winter.
Two 'severance applica-
tions to the Perth County
Land Division Committee for
properties on part of lot 12,
concession 16 were discussed
and the council recommend-
ed approval of these sever-
ances.
The road superintendent
was advised to advertise for a
part-time operator for snow
removal, and that the town-
ship will not be responsible
fordamage caused to cars left
parked on township road
allowance. The township has
a by-law prohibiting resi
dents from depositing snow
piles on township road allow-
ances. The council set a
minimum charge of $50.00 to
any person who damages the
surface treated roads with
farm machinery or heavy
equipment.
The road accounts totalling
517,438. were examined and
ordered paid. General ac-
counts of $197,438. were
approved for, payment. This
amount included tile drain
'debenture payment, tile
drain loans, election ex-
penses, construction and en-
gineering of municipal drains
and the final quarter of the
payment to the public and
separate school boards.
A by-law was passed for a
zoning amendment to per-
mit a hog assembly yard and
farm related trucking busi-
ness to operate on part of lot
35 concession 2. A tile drain
loan ratings by-law was also
given three readings. The
council approved a by-law
authorizing the purchase of
part of lot 12, concession 13,
McKillop Township. An
amending by-law to the Bahn
and Weir Municipal Drains
was passed. These drains
have been completed except
for levelling and a holdback
has been retained to cover
this work.
At a meeting of council on
November 22, the Drummond
Municipal Drain report was
adopted and the Court of
Revision will be held on
December 20. The council
also approved the revised
Official Plan for the Mitchell
and District Planning Area
subject to the changes dis-
cussed at this meeting with
the staff of the Perth County
Planning Office.
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